Australian folk-rockers play Montrose
Following humble beginnings, the last seven years have seen the band regularly sought out by some of the biggest international music conferences and festivals in the world, including South by South-West, Folk Alliance International, NAMM, Canadian Music Week, and Global Music Match. The band has wowed audiences with their tight vocal harmonies, intricately beautiful musicianship, and larger than life stage presence and performance.
Merging the inspiration of 60's and 70's inspired folk and roots music, their latest sound has grown to include delicately played piano, atmospheric electric guitar, melodic banjo, bowed mandolin, and haunting cello. These instruments combine to create intimate acoustic harmony driven songs, catchy folk/pop themes, upbeat "epic anthems" and the cosmic tonalities heard in their current work.
Described by John T Davis, author of 'Austin City Limits: '25 Years Of American Music' as "....Fleetwood Mac with more of an organic, Celtic-inflected lilt of vocals and melody.... Kymrie's voice is the stuff angel's wings are made of." The group's much anticipated fifth studio album "The Space Between" was released in February, following the success of their latest no. 5 charting EP release, "Timeless Space".
The Heart Collectors local show is scheduled for the evening of July 11 at Healthy Rhythm Art Gallery, located at 33 N. Uncompahgre Ave., in historic downtown Montrose. Doors open at 7 p.m., concert starts at 7:30 p.m.
